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13h. André Ventura praises PSP's performance in the demonstrations

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Briefings

A Brazilian journalist André Ventura stated that security forces had no alternative to restore public order during protests, while journalist José Luís Carneiro criticized the silence of Luís Montenegro and demanded government accountability. The article was published on October 25, 2026, in Brazil, focusing on the political and social dynamics of recent demonstrations.

Key points

• André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, claimed security forces had no alternative to restore public order during protests.
• José Luís Carneiro criticized the silence of Luís Montenegro and demanded government accountability for the situation.

Context

This article addresses recent protests in Brazil, highlighting the political tensions between opposition parties and security forces. The specific focus is on the statements made by Ventura and Carneiro regarding the handling of the demonstrations.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to two quotes from specific journalists. No additional background on the protests, security forces, or government response is provided in the source.

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